Hi all,
Changed subject of my last thread as it wasn't a performance issue!
I have done some more digging and found that Mnesia appears to support only joins across two tables.
I have tried a cut down version of the below query using the two big tables only and it is lightning quick.
Does anyone know if there is a way to perform joins across more than two tables?
I fear I will have tripped on the last hurdle (I am currently prototyping a proposed system) if I cant perform joins across more than two tables.
Many Thanks,
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: RUBINO, Dana, GBM
Sent: 30 September 2008 15:59
To:
Subject: Extremely poor Mnesia performance
Hey all,
I am doing some benchmarking with Mnesia at the moment and am pretty disappointed to say the least.
I'm hoping I am doing something wrong.
Running a 5 table join below: (two of the tables have ~50k rows the rest a couple of hundred)
execute(qlc:q([I#i.user_id || I <- mnesia:table(i),
C <- mnesia:table(c),
I#i.user_id =:= C#c.user_id,
I#i.group =:= "Group A",
P <- mnesia:table(p),
T <- mnesia:table(t),
S <- mnesia:table(s),
C#c.platform_id =:= P#p.platform_id,
C#c.trans_id =:= T#t.trans_id,
C#c.sales_id =:= S#s.sales_id
])).
On a normal RDBMS this query returns in < 1min. I am yet to get a result from Mnesia and its been running for 10 mins.
Is there anyway I can see what's going wrong with this query under the hood?
Thanks,
Dan
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